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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

ooh, mother, what do you think, +"
remarked the high school girl, "our
minister has an amanuensis." "You
don't say" replied the lady with
much concern. "Is he docterin' for
it ?'-Hartford Courant.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

"What a delicious drink" said an
agriculturally ignorant young woman
who was slipping some kumiss at
cattle show. "Is it made from the
product of the grapevine, George p
NO." replied George, "it's made
from the product of the bovine. -
Life.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Miss Coldcash-Do you know, Mr..
Guffau, that pa remarked brutally
the other day that he was going to
dress me one more season.
Young Guffau--Dear me, Miss
Coldcash! how / should like to--aw--
see you two years from now.-Town
Topics.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Spectacles are often looked upon as
a par-a-sites.-Duluth Paragrapher.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Wanted-The vehicle in which peo-
pie are driven to desperation.-Free
Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

II can't tell for the life of me,
said an old farmer at the White
Mountains, to a party of city visitors,
"what yer fellers see up here ter draw
ye. For my part, these ALFRED hills
have been the worst things we've had
to contend with. Still, it's all right
if you like it; we're glad to see ye,
only it's mighty funny. Texas Sift-
ings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

When you see a person literally
dcvouring book you may be sure it
is filled with teDderlines.--St. Paul
Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Papa, how do they catch monk
eys Z" inquired Willie, who had been
to the menagerie.
"The best way nowadays, / think,
is by means of a double-barrelled
hustle and triple size cart-wheel hat
a d a fancy parasol."
HYes," remarked Willie's mother,
musingly, 81 used to be very much
addicted to those little foibles before
we were married. Washington Crit
IL
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

The reason dogs are seldom drowned
is because they always have their
bark with them.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Never comes amiss-a married wom-
an.-Dansville Breeze.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Lovers are prone to self-deprecia-
ton. Said he tenderly, as they sat
looking at the stars:
81 do not understand what you can
see in me that you love me-"
THAT'S what everybody says"
gurgled the ingenious maiden.
Then the silence became so deep
that you could hear the stars twink
ing. Boston Courier.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Deacon-"Well, my son, do you see
any change in your father since he
joined the church ?"
Boy-"You bet! Why, when he
used to go cunning on Sunday he
would just throw his gun over his
shoulder and walk off as large as life,
not caring for any one but"
Deacon-"Now ?"
Boy-"Why, he hides the gun un-
der bis coat, and sneaks out the back
way."-Judge.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

This is bad time to buy thermom-
eters-they are SO high.-Charlestown
Enterprise.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

The road to fortune for the chirop-
odist is the tow path.-Boston Com
mercial Advertiser.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31
F. S. DEWEY.

For everything TO use or eat.
Rice, cosce, Nutmegs, Tea and Meat,
Ailspice and Candy, Starch and Soap,
New Prunes and Currants. Seeds and Rope,
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Gunpowder, Hams
Lines, Fish-hooks, Cartridges and CLANS,
Ink, Paper, Pens. Lcad-pencils, States.
Nappics and Pitchers, Soups and Plates.
shotguns and Muskets, Rifles fine,
Don't faii TO find the Big Deer sign.
East, South and West their treasures bring.
Where all who buy rejoice apd sing.
Each one who comes brings many more,
you1l nnd the throng at
DEWEY'S Store.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

The paper with the largest circula-
tion--bank note paper.--Philadel-
phia Call.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31

Sbe-I saw funny thing in the
paper. 1t says that somewhere out
west the weather is so hot that far
mer who went out in his corn field
found that all the corn had popped.
1t must be awfully nice to have such
weather.
He-Why, what are you talking
about' Think how you'd suffer.
She-Yes, l might suffer. But then
perhaps, other things besides the corn
might pop.
He popped.-Boston Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-31
WIT AND HUMoR.

WIT AND HUMOR.
Never comes amiss-a married wom-
an.-Dansville Breeze.
Altar-rations-the viands provided
for a wedding supper.-Free Press.
Spectacles are often looked upon as
a par-a-sites.-Duluth Paragrapher.
Wanted-The vehicle in which peo-
pie are driven to desperation.-Free
Press.
This is bad time to buy thermom-
eters-they are SO high.-Charlestown
Enterprise.
The paper with the largest circula-
tion--bank note paper.--Philadel-
phia Call.
The road to fortune for the chirop-
odist is the tow path.-Boston Com
mercial Advertiser.
The reason dogs are seldom drowned
is because they always have their
bark with them.-Ex.
When you see person literally
dovouring book you may be sure il
is filled with teDderlines.--St. Paul
Herald.
Why is it crime for banker to
enter into partnership with black
smith 7 Because il is forgery
Washington Critic.
A mystery. How can a girl six
inches in diameter get away with a
pan of CLANS eighteen inches across p
Martha's Vinyard Herald.
Information comes from New York
that the torrid wave has been arrest
ed. Some fool of judge will be sure
to grant stay of proceedings and let
it out on bail.-Boston Post.
ooh, mother, what do you think" "
remarked the high school girl, "our
minister has an amanuensis." "You
don't say" replied the lady with
much concern. "Is he docterin' for
itl"-Hartford it Courant.
"You want keepsake that will al
ways remind you of me?" she said.
II do, darling" he said tenderly.
whats the matter with myself r.
she whispered.
There will be wedding shortly
Boston Courier.
"What delicious drink" said an
agriculturally ignorant young woman
who was slipping some kumiss at a
cattle show. "Is it made from the
product of the grapevine, GeorgeH"
NO." replied George, "it's made
from the product of the bovine. -
Life.
Miss Coldcash-Do you know, Mr..
Guffau, that pa remarked brutally
the other day that he was going to
dress me one more season.
Young Guffau--Dear me, Miss
Coldcash how / should like to--aw--
see you two years from now.-Town
Topics.
II can't tell for the life of me-"
said an old farmer at the White
Mountains, to party of city visitors,
"what yer fellers see up here ter draw
ye. For my part, these ALFRED hills
have been the worst things we've had
to contend with. Still, it's all right
if you like it; we're glad to see ye,
only it's mighty funny."-Texas Sift-
ings.
Lovers are prone to self-deprecia-
ton. Said he tenderly, as they sat
looking at the stars:
~ do not understand what you can
see in me that you love me-"
That's what everybody says"
gurgled the ingenious maiden.
Then the silence became SO deep
that you could hear the stars twink
ing. Boston Courier.
Papa, how do they catch monk
eys 2" inquired Willie, who had been
to the menagerie.
"The best way nowadays, / think,
is by means of a double-barrelled
hustle and triple size cart-wheel hat
a d fancy parasol."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13


The RiEis sA4t asa wAnssd ara good aisls
Coed fEnm the heart q lhe hoe;
Pure - ne lily e whise and p1ra.
kfem IL hGarf - tts sweet lsaf tip4
The girls shns are wanted are hose Rifls.
9iFis thai are nothaEss right hand,
I las faith ~ ard hrclhera ezn trust to,
AEd the iittle ones understand.
Girla that are fair % the haasthstona.
Ard pleasant wien nobedy sees;
Kind ard sweet 70 their eva folk,
Ready and anxisus % please
The eisls thai are wanted ere siss airis
That know 1haf 70 do and 70 says
That drive With . smile 81 soft BoFd
The wrath 81 The hoasshold awsy.
The girls tina, are uanssd are kirls Of
sense.
whom fashion can never dsssise;
Who can follow whaleseE Il pretty,
And dars, What b silly, 10 leave.
Tbs girls that srs wanted are careful
girls.
Whs ao1nt What thing yin eosi;
WHO use with prudent, genefous hand,
Bat see that nothing q ioss.
The girls that are wanted are girls With
heart
They are wanted for mothers and wives;
Wanted ts cradle IN loving arms,
The strongest aud frailest liVaa.
The clever. tha witty, tee brilliant Girl,
They are very few. understand;
Bat. obi for the wise. loving. home RiFis
Theresa csnstSns and steadv demand.
--Crniif Lost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13


PoKr rowNsKND, Jan IA eEican
brig Deacon, Captain HaFdsick, Az
tens, IambeF laden, from Port Diso0v-
cry for San Francisco. sailed yesterday
for her destination.
American ship Couraer. Captain Ool-
by, lumber laden, from Port Biakely for
San Pedro reported as sailing yester
dag, pat back hsrc today on account Of
heavy southwe.t Winds in the Straits.
American sshoener Qleen. Captain
Brandt. reported ~ sailing for Quay
m4s, MsxIco, has b. en- detained By get
ting her anchor entanRled around the
kchain Of the ship KniRhs Of Saint
Michael. she will pfobsbly get her
anchor clear today and sail tomorrow
for her destination.
Amerioan bark Oowiitx, Captain Gam
mons, has completed her carg OF lam
Der al Port 0anble. Altar shipping her
Grew her she will sail for San Pedro.
American ship jeremiah Thempson,
loading at Port Disco cry, Will naish
loading SATURDAY. and viii probably sail
Sunday fer San Pedro.
British ship knight Of Sc. Michael,
2l2l tous. Captain Johnst0ne. 9hieh ar
rived AT Port Dissov nv save Al DAYS
ago, has finished ii charging ballast
and has hauled IN alongside sae wharf
70 load q cargo Of lunbsr for Hooson's
Bay, AnsiFali Mr. John Solder Il su-
psFiateadiue the ioAdinS.
American baFksutine Qatckstep. Gap
tain Jacobsen. wsicn 10 loading 1t Pors
Hadioek, aili fuish her cargo this week.
The q Iiekstep IL loading for San Diego.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13


A. In1a - chs burglaz eestinnes M
raids up1n cor psop8s ths P0sR fEzEzr
E1sEsckR vii eontinns 20 puhsfsh ~
exploits - ne sssld. 10 ne hsps thai
ths sxpssiti0n Of be pinndsrinss may
is d - bis capture and punishment
Tuesday niRhs Gilbert wheeieF. vho
HIVES - Ssafh Seattle heard sszn1 oBe
woFking II oze Of the wEndaws N his
haose. Mr.. WheeleF gos 40. An5 In 4
oissieaa manner approaeoea snfn ;leni-
u Close g the Windsw % eae the fellow
Is soEk. After hxinR ths features and
eeseTiDsfsn ok the o9rgiaF il MS mind,
Be Iet hls presence BE- kussu and tee
thief took fight Mr.. WhseIeg reporled
Esportse The eircams1anee 90 the police
0iloera and gave . minute description
OF the mSn. A fellow BY TIE name OF
MilisneF, who answered the description
eEacfly, vas arrested en anspici0n, bat
during hfs sx tnninatiou be suisse ded 10
proving 81 abb and Was 4 senarked.
Duftng she same night osfRlars en
tered tue residence Of George Dofd 1.
tbs real estate dstlsF snd furniture
manufacturer. near o. ". La~toa.s
nursery, end pxoeesded 10 kslp them
selves 50 everything they e0uid mad Of
vains. From Mr.. DoraeIss santa peck
cts they took All ths Iooas change tasg
ooald nnd. carried OF the child's hauk
containing ssv raj dollars. stole the
landlords best Sunday coat, and several
other articles Of wearieg sppsrel. After
seouginR abouf forts dslisFs IA cash and
band 9 Of clothing, they pssestdedF 70
the kitehen and stole all the bread and
meat there was In the house and de-
parted. The Inmates Of the house knew
DothinR Of the visit they had reserved
until theY arose IN the morn sng.
An EFFORT vas being mad ~ eat pane
Of Riass from p. Oorcoran's honse the
sans night. but the Burglars found their
movements had been discovered and
they left without accomplishing any
thing further than removing 9 lot OF
pa ~ from . window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13
REaL ESTATE.

The following transfers Of real ssiat,
we're ilei for reessd yssiefd ":
J.H. West and wife 20 bor.as r
Minor, water lots q, pa 4 o. east Of
Laks avenne, all In M9ynard's Lake
Washington Addition. 500.
John q. Sundberg 20 Thomas T
Minor, lots I, 2 and 5. 10 block IS. and
all OF blocks 81 and 81, in Magnard'l
Lake Washisaton Aaoitlon, 5000.
D. +. Denny and wife TO Z Twin
Bsoad saT, lots 8 end 6, u block 81, OF
d. 7. Dan9y's Park Addition; &75J.
Mary Z. Hall and JtHes A Hall, Of
kitsap ooanty, to r. w. King. II Seat
al, lct 8. 10 block 40, Of D. c. ID nnv's
TniFd Addition 60 North Seattle, $500
Jehn Prentice. NJ Pullman. Whitman
county. 10 Isaac g. Ellis. Of Seattle, ore
third OF lot 4. In block 81, A. A. Denny's
Addition 10 Seattle. 800.
Mary r Hall aud James A. Hall e.
William l.. Green, lot 3, in block 40, of
David T. DsnnY'@ Third Addition to
North Seattle, $500
Caleb Phinnsy and Ruth PhiRney to
Rssenus Larsen, lat ], Of block ID, OF
Eastern Addition, 500.
D. II. 0iiman 10 the Seattle Hog
GfoVer's Association, undivided three
q1sF'eFs Vt southwest quarter Of section
81, waship "A mort range east. l60
acres. and also three quarters of north
half Of mort Invest quarter OF section 5,
townsbip 20 nortu, range 8 east, 00.45
aerss, eI600.
George d. Hill aud wife TO Belling
ham Bay Railway & Navigation Com
pany, agreement TO execute deed TO 9
strip of land 100 feet vide across their
lasds IN township Is noFth, range 4
east, upon certain conditions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13
Win a caARxpAs.

You know the premise that you made
Under the linden's lsefy SHADE.
When high above lark sang eiear
And 10 my hand yonr hand ysn laid
You know you said, Some day next
year.
Accept this cal ndaF. dear maid,
Twill help you choose that day 90 dear.
Here ell the seasons stand arrayed,
DARK days. bright days. days far, days
near,
Days when the corn Is in the blade,
Days when the corn 10 in the ear;
Days. when the green grass II In the
glade;
DAYS when the grass ID brown and seIe;
DAYS when sweet ApFil's fingers braid
A dewy wreath Of smile aud tear;
Days when moons Of September fade
10 yellow glory on the mere
Ia fact, Pm NOS at all afraid
But hat you'll iind each dsy 10 hers
Ca which day will Loves debt b
paid?
You knew tae promise that you ms de-
UrdeF the lindsn's leafy shade
-Clarenes Urmy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13


9ovsTuot sqnizs hns apna % OsympiM.
k1cea Niliey, 81 s1sllnn, sans doMn
o. the Messages yesterday.
7. H. Kssdall iook his dspartnss fer
kiehmona, kaBszs. yesterday.
E1iley GalzsFs, Esq., les retained
frsD shors badness rip 20 Portland
MF. gohn p. Irish, Of star wooA. lef,
for Co1nefl Bf1fEs this nsoknlne, aud y.
y. Il zee for ChIcaao.
n. b Coli. of The cusloma SERVES, and
A. y. cooper left b. the Rlessaotd 70,
ap 5ound yesterday afteraoon.
J IN Hnkion, chief engineer q the
tag B. u 8asftek, nas rs1nKned FROM 4
business visit % ssa frsnc.sso.
=. n. Pops Cor. Tsoomass sleosrie
lighs mas, Aiien q. Mason and @ n.
baileY,0f Tacoma. Ars ~ Ire UcoiaeniaL
L. 7. Brock, Of this city, lsgt for
Montgomery. Alab9ma, yesterday.
where be sAp oss 70 20 iato zee dsuz
ousinkas.
3. FrankIin Of SAa Rr4aaisso. James
McLaaRhlin Harvey Of 2 Rttaod, and
danes CampDeii Of PaFs b aksly, -re -
the AfiinRton.
O. WoodWorth, Of Rsaton; ]. Martin,
Of stNnweod; W. r. Eaton, ef Wnatoon,
and Z. ]. speBesE, % Portland, are 81
tbs Bfunsstek.
James MoNaasht left for Olympia
yesterday, 70 attend the sopEeme Court,
bY the Fleeswood He was aosompan-
led By Mrs. MeNaught and Roy.
Mrs Wood, mother Of Mrs. n. A.
Kelly, Of this city, wno his been VISIT
inc Der daughter for some weeks pass,
isft for Der home At Olympia yesterday.
Mrs. A. 8. Ooultar, who has been
visiting friends Ia Portland for several
months past. returned 20 seattle yesfer
ger.
n. Warren, for several years past tFav-
cling for McCFacken a Co.. Of Portland.
10 nov on the road gor Spraaue, WaFneF
a Co, importers and j,bbers Of grocer
lea. Chicago. He IL nov on the Soaad.
Mf. and Mrs. d. O. RSbfnson Of
Omaha; Jaspss Hartman Of Olympia;
h. b Jones OF Dawamish; W. II. Raea
Of Cherry VALLEY John Burgess and
wife, e ) Ion. Z ID Morris aud I. Il.
Gill Of Mount VsFnOn, are af the New
England.
j. II. Irvine Of sfanweod. a. NJ
Br0okes and wife Of Black Diamond
Mrs. A. Coulter Of Portland, a. b. Han
alag Of eamneF, Ltstie HurlbeFs and
Ella HaFibsFt Of Saohomisb, Dr.. o. r
MassiRbFod 81 Montana, I. Waddsll
and Geo. W. Tibocsts Of sqaak. are a.
the Occidental.
O. II. Barnets. OF South Prairie; NJ. J.
Penney, Of San Francisco; James Rsn-
kin. Of Green River; y. q. Sweeney, OF
Tacom4; Dan Yaekey, OF wilkesoB;
=. Bliss, 81 Mcneil Island; Dick Jtfs,
o. seRnseh, W.. II. White and George
Moak, OF snoquslmis; r. 3. Fisher, Of
Portland. and r. d. Cleanea, II Lacon.
neg, are at she Brunswick.
John L. Felleels OF Huntsville, Ont.;
Mrs. M&Fiin0ala, daughter and three
children, OF NeWcastle; e. 4. Aidmaa
and A. II. SaydeF Of Olympic; II Bogne
OF Cedar Mountain; W, d. Sloan Of
Park Raids, MINI; n. Bracken OF
Walla Walia; II. O. Slcade Of Tacoma;
James Willisms Of Port BlAkeis; T. No
Donald and A. p. Veneer u PoFtlaRd;
Orion Byrd Of Oiympis, aad y. II. Dyer
OF EAGLE HaFboR, are 81 she Ne9 Eng
land.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13

RoHnko. william D0EE Of Black Dir
mond sent to the poliSs ofhcsrs yesteE-
day morning. and stated 20 thsm that
be had cot On . spres Tuesday evening.
and thai some time daring The Right be
bad bees robbed Of . esFtiieate OF d.
posit Ga The First National Bank for
sae and q lot Of valnabie papers. IN
eiadine those II bis naturalization. he
eoald not give = very inteliiRsnt aeeourf
Of the dotngs n. remembered having
left one Of The variety theasers 10 con
pAny sith . eoaple Of nsn and entering
4 saloon eem sgeere oa W4sAinstau
ersst He vas pretty fail at The time.
and dan't remember anktatha faftns.
until be wAksd 40 IN the morning and
found thai be had bsem FabsDed. De
had Aboat sl5 IN ha pockss BESIDES zoe
oertinaaae tRo las be remsmoefs. Dat 70
ehs msgninR the whole basiness y
eoaa. 50 far the polioe have foaEd no
elae 10 the robbers
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13

GrsAs sxcitsnssnt hss bsen eaosed IN
shs vicinity Of PaFia, Texas. by the r.
markabas recovery q Mr.. J. y CoFie3s
who was 20 helpless be esaid not fnFn
u bed, az raiss his heaas everybody
sxid be cas- dying Of CaBsnmption. A
trial bottle o. DE-. Kings Nsw Discovery
was sent 70 him. Findiua rellof hs
bo1ghi . LARGE boetla and bon of DF.
Kfne's Nev Life Pills. by the time ~
had tAken to boxes % PiliB and tua
bottles % the DiseoxerF. ho wAs usll
and bad gained IN ne9h tbiEtY-alx
pnanas. TRIAL bel1las 81 tkis gfsai DE-
c1ysEy fos Onnsamstisn frse q 4 3.
ezEwAzxA aM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13
TuE VERDlCT UsANInoUa.

W. d. Suit, DruRgist. bippas. Ind.
testifes: Il can recommend Electric
Bitisrs a. the very hest Femedy. EveTy
bottle sold has given relief 10 ever
eass. One man took six bottles, and
was cared Of Rheumatism Of ten years
Standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
Bsllvilie, Ohio. afirms; @The best cell
ina medicins have ever hs' dled 10 my
- years' experieDee, 10 Electric Bittsrs.A
thousands Of Others have added their
testimony. % that tie verdiot Il anani-
m0us that Electric BitteFB DO cure al
diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys or Hood.
Omly q half q dollar . bottle. "a A. b
StewaFt's drug store dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13

FRKR DKLEvKRY AT SEKrTLK.-A Law
vas recently passed by Congress pro-
viding that the free delivery system
shoa.d BE- extended - all cities and
touns in the Uultsd States which have
q population OF over 1000, or where
the gross receipts Of The possofiice ex-
coed $4,000. Seattle Of course comes
In under both of these provisions, a.
ser population Is over 10 900, and the
gross receipts Of the POSSIBILITIES last year
we're SIS 3te, WAlla Walia comes mex
With $sEs67 arass receipts, aud Tacoma
third, with es699. Under the lag men
tianed ahoye. seattle - the onlS city IN
the Tertiary eligible Be the free &c
livery system, and judging from the fol.
lowing statement Of the teieRraphic
eorrespondent Of the 0regoHfaa in
Washington, we are going to have the
system soon establi he'd here. The cor
respondent says: With refer noe 20 tue
establishment Of the free delivery sys
ten &c Seattle. a. provided IN the nev
Law, the First AssiAA ans Postmaster Gen
eral says IL 10 possible thai the sesvice
cannot be extended 10 this and other
cities uatti she LIST Of next July, as there
IL nov no appropriation for the extsn-
sion. He today srAnsmittsd estimates
10 Congress tor the rev ssrvtee, asking
for an appfopriatIou 10 carry TIE lau
into immediate edecl."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13

go snIs aate eeliessieno
aus clsy suhscFlbars Will
~. 100 py the P0ss~seee sigen-
=, rsansesment dlreet. ,. A.
,.sslIsy has beer appointed
.,.~rsos ana will hereafter call
- eur patrons fer sis@ DAILY
IN bussness connecEsd with
=. routes. e. >. meanys ms
=. ...,.ar rsure agent. rstIses ffamn
- departmens, but all bills
= nelly CITY subscriptions TO
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